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tessel-morse
Advanced tools
Communicate in Morse code using your Tessel
npm install tessel-morse
Run the following script on your tessel:
var morseBlink = require('tessel-morse');
var str = morseBlink('hello world');
console.log(str); // .... . .-.. .-.. --- ....... .-- --- .-. .-.. -..
Look at your Tessel! It should be blinking :)
All options are passed via the second options
parameter.
options.duration
You can specify the duration of a dot (in ms). All other durations (for dash, space) are made relative to this duration automatically.
Default dot duration is 200.
var morseBlink = require('tessel-morse');
morseBlink('hello world', { duration: 100 }); // dot duration now 100ms
options.led
You can specify the led to blink by index.
By default, tessel.led[0]
(green led) is used.
var morseBlink = require('tessel-morse');
morseBlink('hello world', { led: 1 }); // blink blue led instead
Simply create an issue or send a pull request! :)
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FAQs
Communicate in Morse code using your Tessel
We found that tessel-morse demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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